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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-09-21

If you want at once the best and
cheapest Life or Accident Insurance,
insure in the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association and Guarantee Nut.
ual Accident Co. p. NJ. Clark, Gen.
eral Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
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C. w. Robinson has two new Su.
perior Grain Drills which be offers for
sale at positive bargains. Go and see
them. f.
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I w. MORROW. NJ. D.,
j. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.

"
Late o. Armstrong county, having located
in TioNesta is prepared TO attend all pro-
fcssionat calls promptly and at all hours.
Ofico a1d residence two doors north of
Lawrence House. Office hours 7 to s A.
n, and IL 70 II NJ; 2 to 3 and 81 to "a p.
n. Sundays, to 10 a. NJ; 2 to and ct
TO "a I'm. may-ls-sl.
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(NENTRAL HOUSE, OF CITY, PA.
" w. II. ROTH, Proprietor.
The largest, Bcst Located and Furnished
UousS in the City. Near Union Depot.
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HoRouGHo OFFICERS.
BurSess.--H. o. DAVIS.

Burgess.--H. o. DAVIS.
CeuHcil7non-North ward, l.. J. Hop
kins, j. II. Clark, s, ID. Irwin. South
ward. ]. II. Proper, VIM. Smearbaugh, G..
W. Bovard.
Jsstices Of he Peace-J. T. Brennan,
u. 3. Knox.
Constable and C0ilecior-S. 8. Canfield.
iScho0t DirectorS--G. w. Robinson, A.
y. Kelly, 9. NJ. Shawkey, d. s. Knox,
%. w. Clark, L. l.. Davis.
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New Stock Flowe. Pots, and Red
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, at Smearbaugh
Il Co. q
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I b. SIGGINS, NJ. D.,
Js Physician, Sturgeon Il Druggist,
TIONESTA, PA.
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PENNA AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Hay Press
es, Stump Pullers and Standard Agricul-
tuTal Implements generally. Send for
Catalogue. A. b. FARQUHAR & SON,
York, Pa,
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FOOD SALARIEV

v or Commission 10 Men and Women "
to act as local or travelling Agents. No
experience needed. Steady work JAMES
e. Whitney, Nurseryman, Rochester.
n. Y. Mention this paper.) aug-25.
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MAY, PARK q CO.,
WI BANKERS
Corner OF Elm Il Walnut Sts., Tionesta,
Pa, Bank of Discount and Deposit. In
terest allowed on Time Deposits. Collee-
tions made on all the Principal points OF
the u. y. Collections solicited.
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F. w. LAW,
Practical Timer.

All kinds of Sheet Metal Work prompt
~ attended to.
Ro6FTNe 6FT A SPECIALITY. sponT2Ne. 4HR
BONNER BUILDING, Up Stairs.
TIoNESTA, PA.
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nENTIsTRY.
IL DIR. ]. w, MORROW,

IL DIR. J. w. MORROW.
Having purchased the materials &C., of
nr. steadman, would respectfully an
nourco that he will carry on the Dental
business in Tionesta. and having had over
six years successful experience, considers
himself fully competent TO give entire sat
isfaction. I shall always give my medi-
cal practice the preference. mar22-s2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-10
WORK IN CONGRESS-.
What the National Legislature Will Do
This Week.

What the National Legislature Will DO
This Week.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January o.
Probably one, perhaps two of the appro-
priation bills now before the Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations will be reported
back to the Senate and called up for action
during the week, but it is not yet possible
to state which of these measures will be
ready first With the exception of the
time so mentioned, it is expected the
week will be devoted to the con-
sderation of the Interstate Commerce bill.
If q vote is reached before the end of the
week, rs Senator Cullom hopes, Mr.. Beck
will ask that the bill to prohibit members
of Congress from acting as railroad attor-
news be taken up, and that it be not laid
aside again until acted upon.
Matters pertaining to the District OF
Columbia will command the attention OF
the House tomorrow, after the call OF
States for the introduction Of bills. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. Willis, to ask
the house on Tuesday to consider the River
and Harbor appropriation bill, but he may
be opposed by Mr.. Belmont in behalf OF .
Consular and Diplomatic bill. Should
either of these measures be taken up the
debate will probably run on for the greater
part of the week, as the Diplomatic bill
proposes some radical changes Of system
and the River and Harbor bill always pro-
vokes earnest controversy.
1t is possible that during the week, Mr.
Randall may offer motion that the House
proceed to consider the revenue measures,
though no plan looking to that end has
vet been formulated. Should the motion
be made and carried it would destroy the
chances for immediate consideration Of a
number of special orders whose
managers are carefully watching for
opportunities to claim the attention
of the House. Of these special orders the
Naval Reorganization bill and the bill for
the creation of Department of Agricul-
ture and Labor are the two moStlikely to re-
ceive early consideration. 1t is understood
to be the purpose of the friends Of the
Interstate Commerce bill to postpone
action upon that measure in the House,
until the Senate shall have reached con-
clusion upOn the matter.
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THE LIST INCREASED.
Later Particulars from the Shlpwreck on
the Virginia Coast.

the Virginia Coast.
NORFOLK, Va, January 9.-Later par
ticulars from the wrecked German shir
Elizabeth, which went ashore yesterday
morning on Virginia Beach, fourteen miles
south Of Cape Henry, put the humber ol
the crew at twenty-five instead of fifteen,
not q man of whom was saved. This fact
is learned from the two men Of the life
saving crew who survive, and who recov'
cred consciousness this morning. The
bodies of the five men of the life saving
crew and four of the ships crew which
were recovered yesterday were in life pre-
servers, and three more Of the ships crew
without life preservers were picked up
lower down the coast this morning. a
body which has been identified rs that OF
the Captain, is among those recovered. On
his person was photograph marked
Capt. F. Holberstadt, and letters ad-
dressed to Henry Kaufman, and several
bills from Joseph Lamke & Co., Bremen,
Haven.
This evening, the masts of the ship were
standing, though the sea was breaking
over her violently. Supt. Poyner, of the
life saving service will board her in the
morning if possible. As reported last
night not word was spoken between the
ships crew and the Life Saving men when
they boarded her in their desperate
attempt at rescue and the cause Of the
wreck can never be positively known, al
though it is supposed that in the attempts
to make the Capes of Virginia under reefed
sails sufficient allowance was not made for
the strong currents, which have caused
several disastrous wrecks along the lower
Virginia and North Carolina coasts during
the last few years.
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BEG.L,AIRE.
The News from tho Busy Littis Ohio
Glass City.


Th" News from tn" b"'y Lai'" Obi"
Glass CITY.
lhins' arc very q"e' NJ 'ne '~k"p.
Tho street cars are only running up tO
the end Of Jefferson street at present.
Only one day more remain, In which %
nav your water taI without upaIty.
Tt ~,.,.,..., A.. -, H..
iae nc SoIn ., .epa'I'ns 1, '.n .ne aA. "o.'
~ ~. nLe ~ '"e '"'' "''H' "'"s mp
'y p"'n'
Several Of the glass factories have hnish.
ed taking an inventory oi stock, and VIII
resume work to-day
The ninstrc! show given on Saturday
night, in many respects. was better than
that given by Wilson & Rankin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-10
THAT GREAT DAY.

The Old Democratic Ship of State Nearing
the Land OF Promise.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Sena-
torial contests this winter are interesting.
The Legislatures of nineteen States will
ballot for members OF the Senate. A few
months later Florida and New Hampshire
will choose their Senators. There are sew
enty-six Senators, and the constitutional
aim is to have third of them go out every
two years. Maryland has returned A. p.
German for his second term; Mississippi,
James Il. George; Rhode Island, n.
W. Aldrich; Ohio, John Sherman; Yer
mont, George F. Edmunds; Virginia, John
w. Daniels; Connecticut will return Jos.
Il. Hawley; Delaware, George Gray,
Maine, Eugene Hale; Missouri, Francis Nj.
COckrell; West Virginia, Johnson N.
Camden; Wisconsin, Philetus Sawyer;
Pennsylvania, Matthew Quay; New Jer-
sey, Gov. Leon Albeit; Michigan, Col.
Francis B. Stockbridge: Nevada, eX-Sena-
tor Stewart; New York will likely send
Levi p Morton; Illinois, c. B. Farwell;
Minnesota, ex-Lioy. Davis; California,
George Hearst; Nebraska, Senator
YanWyck. In Florida the contest
will be between Gov. Perry and ex-Gov.
Bloxhamr in Texas, between Senator
Maxey, Representative Reagan and John
Ireland, with the chances in favor of Max
ey. In Indiana-well, you know how
that is yourself. The Senate stands to-day
forty-two Republicans and thirty-four
Democrats. After March 4 next there will
be at least thirty-siX Democratic Senators,
without counting the additional vote that
Indiana ought of right give the Democrats,
and thirty-eight Republican Senators,
without locating the "pendulous" Riddle
berger, of Virginia. If Indiana should
elect Democrat and Mr.. Riddleberger
should vote with the Democrats, the Re
publicans would lack majority.
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CrOD Report.

CHICAGO, january s.-The following
crop summary will appear in this weeks
edition of the Farmers Rerielr Of this city:
Reports from correspondents show that
fields of winter wheat in Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Missouri,
are very generally WelI
protected with snow. In several counties
Of Kansas the fields are reported bare and
the ground dry, with the crops looking
badly. There is free movement of corn
to market reported in Illinois and Nebras-
ka- There is very little movement of corn
in Iowa, one-fourth of the counties Of the
State ars importing corn from adjoining
States.
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THE X. OF L. DENOUNCED

As Lawless Organization by General
King of Texas.
ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Adjutant Cen
eral King, of Texas, in his annual report
to Governor Ireland, of that State, very
strongly urges the Legislature to make
liberal appropriations and encourage the
militia, that it may be an efficient military
force in case of necessity. He says well
equipped force is imperative, because q
deep-seated and dangerous spirit of unrest
pervades every part of the land, and
in many sections, even our own,
this discomfort has taken the
form of open lawlessness, violence
and bloodshed, and has assumed proper
tions made claims and asserts doctrines
that threaten the very existence of the
States of the Union. He then without
specially naming any particular organiza-
ton, gives u scattering denunciation,
which is clearly aimed at the Knights oi
Labor. "Under the mad and murderous
teaching of Communists and Socialists
these oath bound organizations have had
many strikes, have openly defed the
law, have beaten and abused and
sometimes killed people who only desired
to earn an honest living; have destroyed
property and murdered those whose duty
it was to protect it; have violently inter
fered with the business of many States,
and caused losses to many thousands OF
people who were not RESPONSE
bic for any OF the alleged
wrongs about which these secret
organizations were complaining. In view
of these things in the past, of their active
existence at present, and of the probable
continuance Tor some time in the future, it
is the duty of the several states of the
general Government and of the order
loving, law-abiding, patriotic citizens to
meet force with force at every point when
and where it is lawful and necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.
LEGISLATORS ARRIVING AND H0TPL ROOM
GETTING SCARCE.
Special Tlecrua 10 TIE Ravisr.

special n3eerum 10 Tie Rsvisor.
CHARLESTON, January 9.-To-day the
crowd at the St. Albert began to thicken
and accommodations are in demand. Tho
ST. Albert people cannot accommodate one
third Of those who are only stopping long
enough to look about them and secure pri-
vate quarters. Seventy-five rooms will be
ready for occupancy ut the new hotel
Tuesday. A committee Of the townspeo-
pie WAS appointed last night at meeting
for that purpose to look after those who
could not secure quarters. All who come
will be cared for. About thirty members
OF the Legislature are here and many more
hangers on and candidates. Among the
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
are: B. W. Price; c. b. Hart, of the IN
tolliscnosr, Gurrel, Of Pleasants; Unger, Of
Morgan; Peck, Of Nicholas. Byrne, Of
BraIton, Dorr, Of Webster, j. d. Alder
son, Sinclair, of Benwood. A. l.. Wade and
J. NJ. Hagans, Of Moryantown, and Rowan,
of Monroe. The
LOCAL CANDIDATES
have been making lite burden to the av-
erage legislator since his arrival. Boggess
and Rock are the Democratic candidates
for Sergeant at Arms Of the Senate from
this place. Thomas wants TO he Door
keeper OF the same chamber. They have
been conducting lively canvass. John
Anderson is here, and will be Clerk of the
Senate ~ usual, with Rheinstrom as First
Assistant He is without opposition.
Col. Peyton was hereseveral days last week.
He has no opposition. Though several
politicians whom know would like TO con-
test Peyton's claim for the place, but they
are afraid of being left. e.. I. Dorr is after
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House in quiet
way, and he may get there. lie comes
from county which always furnishes
reliable Democratic majority. Col. ID. B.
Lucas, OF Jefferson, is here. The Colonel's
friends say he is quite rcticent.
Senator kenna arrived yesterday, and
Camden and some of his Parkcrburg
friends are expected tomorrow. The
BRETHREN OF THE OPPOSITION
press are not in harmony as to the modus
operandi by which they are to capture the
lhll
The Tribune talks M follows OF the Ia
teNigcnocr:
The article Oh the Senatorial question
in last Fridays issue oi the infeiiigcno'r
leaves us dizzy. We somehow fail 70
catch OH TO its real meaning and purpose.
The htoHigenocr in usually right on all
important question and she will be right
il she has TO straddle all around and play
both ends against the middle"
have not heard Of Hart aud Purcell DO
ing closeted IN yet Between the eastern
idea, the Ohio idea rs represented by Pur-
cell, and the
| SECRET CIRCULAR
combination under the moral management
of Atkinson and Scoield, the scheme will
come 20 naught for lack Of pilot.
Fifteen through passengers arrived on
the Kanawha and Ohio last night, making
the run from Wheeling in eleven hours.
The REGISTER WAS sod on the street the
same day of publication for the iirst time,
attending the advancing step of our CON-
monwealth and the enterprise OF the
REGISTER.
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Potomac Pair Association.

Sp>cldi C0rre,pOnderaee of he Re0taer.
INDEPENDENCE, Pa, January Sat q
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Farm
ers' Fair Association held at Potomac,
Ohio county, W. Va, on Tuesday, jan
nary 4th, 1s57, the following officers were
elected: President, J. J. Jacob, Jr., VICE
President, Capt ID. N. Blayney; Secretary,
Z. F. Jones; Directors, Wn. II. Mckee,
W. +. whittam. Harrison McCurtry,
James Dixson, Henry Harmon, Georgt
Rice, Eugene Ridgeiy, Isaac Snedeker,
John Howard, Martin Hukill, +. G. Ds
France, o. Il. MeAdoo, J. o. Curtis. Ths
following is a report Of the financial condi
ton of the association for 1885: Amount Of
money received from all sources, 1858. IS
expenditures, S34l.34; amount in the treas
ury, S12.0l.
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The Extension Benefits.
eciaI Tsleran 10 tie Register

Special Telegram 10 tie Register.
PARKEBsBURG, W. Va, January g.
The Representatives and State Senators
elect, who are en- route for the Capital,
and visitors by the hundred, cannot say
enough in admiration of the Ohio River
railroad extension to PIT. Pleasant. The
great benefits derived from the extension
so far as ParksFsbnrg is concerned are
already apparent in many ways The
river trade, heretofore dependent upon the
uncertain means of communication-the
steamers-has already to great extent
adopted the railroad both in traffic and
travel, and the increase in local trade IS
beyond question very great. The ONO
River railroad will do away with local
river travel and traffic almost altogether.
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will give him the election in open session.

will give him the election in open session.
THIS MUST BE PREVENTED If POSSIBLE.
We have no fear that any Republican
will be corrupted by his Doodle; that is a
political virtue that Democrats monopo-
lie exclusively. But we are exceedingly
anxious that no Republican member shall
be betrayed into a kindly word that may
be distorted into pledge of support by
this willy politician
You, no doubt, are as conscious as we
are of the vital importance to our cause the
defeat of Mr.. Camden is at this time. 1t
will eliminate his money bags from our
future politics and give US an almost GER
tain victory in 'S5. With his defeat now
his purse will be closed, his personal zeal
will be abated and ne will be permanently
retired. Except for has money in the last
campaign we would now have 2 majority
in the Senate and 5 in the House, and it
requires no great stretch of the imagina-
tion to comprehend all the benefits this
change would have conferred on the peO-
,~le. His money stole the Senators In the
Fourth and Sixth Districts and six mem
bers Of the House from Marion, Wood,
jackson and Mason, land came near steal
ing your District Republicans now have
the opportunity to ayenge their own de-
feat on the rery man who caused it. Let
US do it.
1t may not be possible for Republicans
to form combinations that will secure US
U. s. Senator this winter. But by max
ing nomination of their own and then
stand by it until the Camden following
falls TO pieces, we believe they have the
opportunity to throw the election to some
Democrat who will do US infinitely less
harm than Camden. Besides, the Demo
cratic discussions may become so great that
one faction will come to US to defeat the
other.
We should be greatly pleased to receive
your full and frank views on this subject.
Yours respectfully,
W. J. w. CowDEN, Chairman.
D. G.. SCOFIELD, Secretary.
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And Let the Cat Out Of the
Bag.
Light on a Plot to Catch Democratic
GudgsOnS
"Camdens Defeat Now Means Republican
Victory in 1885,
Senator'S and Representatives Should Read
And Ponder.
Full Text Of COwdsn'S and SehO6slds Con
fdendap Letter to Republican Members
of the Legislature.

For weeks past the state press has been
teemipg with discussions of the political
issue, invented by certain Republicans, in
the suggestion that the Republicans in the
Legislature should seek cooperation with
minority of the Democrats to defeat the
reelection of Senator Camden. This CO.
operation was to be based Ostenslbly on
the allegation of Mr.. Camden's wealth and
business associations. He Is amonopolist,
they said, and the cry went forth that for
that reason Democrats and Republicans
must make 4 common cause for his defeat.
But two facts were noticeable, to the un-
diving credit Of the Democracy Of the State.
First, that not q Democratic paper in West
Virginia advocated the unnatural coalition,
and second, that of fifty Democrats in the
Legislature, no man has dared to point his
finger to the Democratic Senator or Delegate
who would for all the gold in the Indies be-
tray his constituents or his party into the
Republican camp. This was glory enough in
advance. But it was felt by many, and
the REGISTER had at least its earnestness OF
concern in the matter, that where there
was 10 much smoke there might be fire
that where the gauze Of the invitation
wore 80 much gloss, there might be, if not
more, one somewhere who might fail TO
look beyond And one would have been
annie to set the heart of the radical spider
ON lire. The bOldneSS of the scheme and
its midnight darkness are before our read
ers, The L,ieliigcnrcr's article on Camden's
monopoly. which consists OF railroads, oil
wells and works, and the employment ofa
thousand worlmen whose wives and little
ones are clothed. and housed, and fed, and
happy in his enterprise was the feint.
The letter which was addressed to Re-
publican members Of the Legislature, by
their state Central Committee, signed Of
fcially bv its Chairman and Secretary, in
the handwriting of the latter, and marked
C9nfieaiial, shows that victory to the Re
publicaus in - is the fight. There's the
motive that fires the strife.
Find the man who will do us least
harm, they say. There's the point! 'Ex-
cept for his money in the last campaign,
trs would now have two majority in the
Senate and five in the House"
..Selahr' 1T will give us almost certain
riciory IN 'SSr'
All there! Say there! How do you do?
You no doubt are as conscious as we
are of the vital Importance to our cause
the defeat of Mr.. Camden il at this time. y
But Democrats Of West Virginia, read
the original Why paint the shadow when
the substance is before you. Here Is the
letter:
IConfdeutall
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Foreign Markets,

LONDON, January 9.-Discount was
easy during the past week at 3!as4 pei
cent. On Stock Exchange business was
unsettled with tendency to weakness.
American railroad securities at the opening
of the week were firm, but they became
fiat and closed yesterday at the weakest
rates of the week.
PARIS, January 9.-Prices on the Bourse
during the week were irregular, and the
market yesterday closed in a depressed
condition under the influence OF adverse
rumors from Berlin.
BERLIN, January 9.-Prices on the
Bourse were steady, and fair amount Oi
business was done during the week.
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Socialistic Success.

CHICAGO, January 9.-To-day the So
cialistic element added another to its
rapidly growing list of successes in captur-
ing the machinery of the local labor organ
izations. An adjourned meeting of the
Chicago Trades Assembly was held this
afternoon to complete the election of Of
ficers, and the radicals made clean sweep.
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.Inhn RnachIs Condition.

NEW YORK, January 9.-This bulletin
was furnished by Mr.. John Roach's ply
sician this evening: 'The vital powers
with Mr.. Roach seem to hayedeclined more
rapidly to-day than at any time
since his illness. He cannot hold out much
longer" At 11:30 O'Clock to night rep
resentative of the Roach family said there
was no apprehension that he would die to-
night